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Prefrontal cortex resting-state connectivity is moderated by hunger expectations induced by a placebo intervention in healthy female participants.
Placebo effects, in which a patient's symptoms and subjective well-being improve in response to an inactive treatment, medication, or intervention (a placebo), are well known in clinical research. Basic research in human cognition and neuroscience has shown that these effects are linked to prognosti
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